HP w2207h with Mac Mini screen clipping trouble?

Hi,
My HP monitor is connected to the Mac Mini using the HDMI cable. The monitor seems to almost be working right. The only problem is the edges of the screen are cut off in the monitor. The Apple menu bar is completely cut off at the top and part of the Dock is cut off at the bottom. I have cycled through every resolution available in the Display settings in the Systems Preferences. I have also tried to use the physical menu on the monitor with no luck. I cannot seem to fix this. Any solutions?

You can use HDMI cable with HP w2207h directly,No need for other cable. but please follow these step.
1.Find LCD tv to set up first step.
2.Connect HDMI cable to LCD TV(i use Samsung) and adjust to HDMI source.
3.Open Mac mini.
4.Open system preference.
5.Click "display"  you will see that the primary setting is :1680*1050  that  HP monitor did not support.
6.Unplug HDMI cable from LCDtv (no need to shut down) and plug into HP w2207h.
7.the screen still blinking, it is ok.
8.On HP monitor,  Push down button  "Select" and "+"  and the same time and hold it.
9.Use mouse or down button on keyboard to choose screen resolution to be "1600*900"
10. Then the screen will not blinking and you can use your lovely HP w2207h
if you want a high resolution on screen.
1.Buy new LED monitor that support 1680*1050  resolution.
2.Buy Mini displayport to DVI for digital signal   Mini>DVI>HDMI.
Enjoy your MAC. because i am new Mac user with my MAC mini 2011
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